One day, nine sessions, over 30 speakers, and an amazing range of attendees from across all four nations; thank you to everyone who took part in our Frontline Network Annual Conference 2024!

We really value your feedback, which will help tailor future events to your needs, so thank you to everyone who responded to our post-event survey. Here's an evaluation of the feedback we received.

This year’s event, with its theme of ‘Strength in Community’ was our biggest online conference yet with more speakers and experts than we've ever had. We hosted a range of amazing speakers, who shared learning and knowledge as well as the ways they are working to navigate and overcome barriers in their work.

There were ten sessions that focused on key issues highlighted by people working on the frontlines of homelessness, including temporary accommodation, hoarding, mental health, wellbeing and many more. All the resources and recordings of the sessions are available below for you to catch up on if you missed anything.

Our conference is shaped directly by this first-hand knowledge and expertise of the challenges you are facing every day, as highlighted in our Annual Frontline Worker Survey. Across the UK, the Frontline Network recognises that there is solidarity and strength in working as a community. That’s what runs through our ethos and approach as a charity.

We have received amazing feedback from the Conference, which we have summarised in our Feedback Evaluation document.

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If you have been inspired by our conference speakers and would like to find out more, please see the links in their presentations. If you are keen to access training on any of the areas we have covered in the conference, but budget is a barrier, you can apply to our Training Fund for up to £500 for individual training and up to £1,500 for group training.